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9780205297771

Health Psychology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205297771

  • ISBN10:

    0205297773

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-09-24
  • Publisher: Pearson

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A comprehensive, yet engaging book, that covers both the clinical aspects of health psychology with the research related to important health issues.Integrating diversity and mind-body issues, the book helps readers identify the hot topics in the field and presents fascinating case studies that help make the field relevant to the lives of the reader.For anyone interested in health psychology, and mind-body issues.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Introduction
1(42)
The Field of Health Psychology
2(4)
The Individual Perspective
6(3)
Conducting Research in Health Psychology
9(7)
Being a Health Psychology
16(2)
Basic Issues in Medical Care
18(3)
A Brief History of Medicine
21(8)
The Mind-Body Connection
29(3)
Medicine Today: The Meaning and Impact of Managed Care
32(3)
Psychological Factors in Illness and Disease
35(4)
Summary
39(2)
Thinking Critically
41(1)
Glossary
41(2)
PART ONE Medical Communication, Medical Professionals, and the Patient's Perspective
The Process of Medical Care
43(34)
Introduction to Medical Professionals, Patients, and the Treatment Exchange
44(1)
The Four Premises of Medical Care
45(2)
Language in Medical Care: The Role of Words and Gestures
47(1)
Viewpoint and Skill in Communication
47(3)
Communication Uncovers Hidden Premises
50(2)
Technology and People: Promoting Dialogue
52(3)
Three Basic Models of the Physician-Patient Relationship
55(3)
Variations of the Three Basic Models of Physician-Patient Relationships
58(1)
The Medical Care Visit
59(14)
Summary
73(1)
Thinking Critically
74(1)
Glossary
75(2)
Communication in the Medical Encounter
77(44)
Basic Issues in Research on Practitioner-Patient Communication
79(1)
Communication Problems and Solutions in Therapeutic Interactions
80(1)
Time Constraints
80(1)
The Patient's Perspective
81(1)
Improving the Interview
82(2)
Medical Jargon
84(2)
The Consequences of Imprecise Communication
86(2)
Listening to Patients
88(1)
Educating Patients
89(2)
Helping Patients to Remember
91(2)
Nonverbal Communication and Practitioner-Patient Relationships
93(1)
Metacommunication
94(2)
The Importance of Nonverbal Communication
96(3)
Dissecting Nonverbal Cues
99(7)
Communication of Emotion
106(1)
Beside Manner
107(2)
Empathy
109(5)
Maintaining Optimism and the Will to Live
114(1)
Emotional Regression
115(1)
Who Are the Best Communicators?
116(2)
Summary
118(1)
Thinking Critically
119(1)
Glossary
120(1)
Medical Professionals in Training and Practice
121(42)
The Structural and Physical Pressures
124(5)
The Emotional Challenges of Medicine
129(8)
The Consequences of the Physical and Emotional Pressures
137(6)
Women in Medicine: The Struggle and the Ideal
143(3)
Humanizing Medicine
146(1)
Medical Practioners and the Puzzle of Illness
147(3)
Decision Making by Medical Professionals
150(2)
Errors in Clinical Decisions
152(3)
Stereotypes as Barriers to Clinical Decisions
155(2)
Contemporary U. S. Healthcare Systems
157(3)
Summary
160(1)
Thinking Critically
161(1)
Glossary
162(1)
PART TWO Health and Behavior
Staying Healthy
163(40)
Medical Communication and Physical Health
165(1)
Prevention of Disease/Impairments
166(1)
Degenerative Diseases
167(6)
Primary Prevention and Behavioral Outcomes
173(21)
Secondary and Tertiary Prevention and Behavioral Outcomes
194(3)
Individual Differences and Personal Characteristics
197(2)
Covariation of Health Behaviors
199(1)
Summary
200(1)
Thinking Critically
201(1)
Glossary
201(2)
Health Recommendations and Behavior Change
203(38)
An Overview of the Determinants of Prevention and Treatment Behaviors
204(1)
Adherence to Medical Regimens
205(2)
Sources of Health Information
207(5)
Historical Perspectives
212(3)
Persuasion: Changing Beliefs and Attitudes
215(3)
Social Cognitive Theory
218(2)
Self-Regulative Theories
220(1)
Subjective Social Norms: What Other People Think
221(3)
Intentions and Commitment
224(1)
Turning Commitment into Behavior
225(11)
A Personal Note
236(1)
Summary
237(2)
Thinking Critically
239(1)
Glossary
239(2)
PART THREE Becoming III
The Process of Illness
241(35)
Health, Illness, and Disease
243(6)
The Physician's Dilemma
249(1)
The Biomedical Versus the Biopsychosocial Model
249(3)
Recognizing and Attending to Physical Symptoms
252(3)
Seeking Medical Help for Symptoms
255(1)
Psychological Triggers for Seeking Help
256(2)
The Lay Referral Network
258(1)
Additional Determinants of Medical Care Utilization
258(1)
Delay in Seeking Treatment
259(3)
The Sick Role
262(2)
Illness as an Expression of Emotional Needs
264(2)
Somatization and Conversion
266(2)
A Patient with Psychosomatic Illness
268(2)
Hypochondria
270(2)
Psychological Factors and the Delivery of Health Services
272(1)
Summary
273(1)
Thinking Critically
274(1)
Glossary
275(1)
Pain
276(47)
The Significance of Pain
277(1)
Pain and the Costs of Healthcare Utilization
278(1)
What Is Pain?
279(1)
How Is Pain Perceived?
280(1)
Theories of Pain
281(4)
Neurochemical Basis of Pain and Pain Inhibition
285(1)
Pain and the Immune System
286(1)
Cognitive Outcomes of Pain
286(3)
Acute versus Chronic Pain
289(1)
What Does Pain Look Like?
289(1)
Pain and the Medical Encounter
290(1)
Psychological Factors and Pain
291(2)
Individual Differences in Reactions to Pain
293(6)
Ways to Measure Pain
299(2)
The Significance of Pain Assessment
301(1)
How Is Pain Treated?
302(6)
Cognitive Methods of Pain Control
308(2)
Cognitive-Behavioral Methods of Pain Control
310(4)
Behavior Modification in Chronic Pain
314(1)
Physical Therapies for Pain
315(1)
Preoperative Treatments for Postoperative Pain
316(1)
Pain Clinics: Multidimensional Treatment Programs
317(1)
Summary
318(2)
Thinking Critically
320(1)
Glossary
320(3)
Psychological Processes, Stress, and Illness
323(33)
Psychophysiological Disorders
325(1)
The Concept of Stress
326(1)
The Meaning of Stress
327(1)
The Role of Cognitive Appraisal
328(1)
Issues in Conceptualizing Stress
329(1)
Chronic Stress
330(1)
Hassles of Everyday Life
331(2)
Major Life Events
333(1)
Mechanisms for the Effects of Stress on Health
334(1)
Physiological Reactions to Stress
335(2)
The General Adaptation Syndrome
337(1)
Psychoneuroimmunology
338(7)
Stress and Cardiovascular Disorders
345(6)
Psychophysiological Disorders and Stress
351(1)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
352(1)
The Difficulties of Assuming Causation
352(1)
Summary
353(1)
Thinking Critically
354(1)
Glossary
354(2)
Coping with Stress: The Role of Psychological Processes in Staying Healthy
356(37)
Coping Processes
359(2)
Problem Solving and Emotional Regulation
361(1)
Cognitions and Coping
362(1)
Cognitive Coping Styles
363(1)
Causal Attributions
364(4)
Sense of Control
368(3)
Learned Helplessness
371(1)
Hardiness
372(1)
World View and a Sense of Coherence
373(1)
Social Resources and Social Support
374(2)
Emotional Disclosure
376(2)
Helping People Cope: Interventions That Work
378(8)
Learning to Cope: Effective Stress Management
386(3)
Summary
389(1)
Thinking Critically
390(1)
Glossary
391(2)
PART FOUR Coping with Illness
Serious Illness: The Patient's Perspective
393(32)
Stages of Illness
396(2)
Importance of Focusing on Psychosocial Issues
398(1)
Serious Illness: The Losses
398(8)
Facing the Emotional Challenges of Serious Illness
406(1)
Maintaining Identity Through Social Support
407(2)
Emotional Development
409(1)
Explaining Illness and Injury
409(2)
Facing Emotional Conflicts
411(1)
Facing Stressful Medical Treatments
411(1)
Facing the Stresses of Hospitalization
412(4)
Communicating with Medical Professionals
416(1)
Facing Pain
416(2)
Facing Death
418(1)
The Role of Emotions in Healing
418(2)
Treatment of Ill Patients
420(1)
Medical Communication and Treatment Outcomes
421(1)
Summary
422(1)
Thinking Critically
423(1)
Glossary
424(1)
A Life-Span Perspective on Chronic Illness, Disability, and Aging
425(39)
Chronic Illness and Disability
426(2)
Dealing with Chronic Illness
428(11)
Chronic Illness in Children and Adolescents
439(10)
Chronic Illness in Adulthood
449(6)
Chronic Illness and the Aged
455(6)
Summary
461(1)
Thinking Critically
462(1)
Glossary
463(1)
Terminal Illness and Bereavement
464(35)
Facing Death
466(1)
Uncertainty
466(1)
The Patient's Experience of Dying
466(6)
Caring for Terminally Ill Patients
472(4)
Bereavement and Grieving
476(1)
Grief Experiences
477(8)
Deaths in the Family
485(11)
Summary
496(1)
Thinking Critically
497(1)
Glossary
498(1)
The Future of Health Psychology
499(12)
Morbidity versus Mortality
501(1)
Cost Containment and Care Equalization
502(2)
Women's Health
504(1)
Healthy Aging
505(1)
Genetics and Health
505(3)
Outcomes Research
508(1)
Summary
509(1)
Thinking Critically
510(1)
Appendix A The Human Body 511(16)
Appendix B Measurement Tools for Research in Health Psychology 527(10)
References 537(48)
Index 585

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